You are a Norwood 6 headed to a Norwood 7. The most important information is your age and your family history. You have at least 200 square centimeters of hair loss. That means you have lost at least 16,000 follicular groups. The average donor area has 203 square centimeters and 15,200 follicular groups. You can move about half of this. If your hair is fine, you will move fewer and if your hair is coarse, you will move more perhaps. If your density is higher, you can move more, and if your density is lower, you will move fewer. One simple test is the hair check or cross sectional trichometry. The average is 70 in the donor area. If you are over 90, you are a much better candidate. Unfortunately, your hair is too short to get this measurement so you will have to rely on density and diameter, both of which are quite useful.
One thing for sure is that you can't get a full head of hair. You are better off keeping your hair short to make it appear you have more than you do have. I call it "less is more". Combine this with beard and SMP and you might pull it off. If you want a full head of long hair, just say no to hair transplants. You have too much loss and not enough head hair to finish the mission. You can make great strides, but it's a long expensive road to get where you want and you probably will want to wear your hair short.
I would recommend Acell in the donor area extraction sites because you will not be able to find 48% of the extraction sites due to better healing and follicle regeneration. You can also micro pigment extraction sites making it possible to shave your head. Avoid the strip, FUT, at all cost. You can't get more grafts with FUT. It's a fallacy.
